Theory Assignment A – Ground Rules Analyse different ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, which would underpin behaviour and respect for others. Ground rules are boundaries that are set in order to create a safe environment for both learner and tutor. Establishing ground rules in teaching is like having a mutual agreed contract which everyone adheres to in order

Review what your role, responsibilities and boundaries as a teacher would be in terms of the teaching/training cycle In considering how to best define the roles, responsibilities and boundaries of a teacher I am going to begin by looking at the teaching/training cycle. The teaching/training cycle evolved in the 1970s from the Experiential Learning Cycle, which was developed by educational th

The following paper will analyze the case and diagnose one specific disorder of the patient called Maria. Maria is a 42-year-old Hispanic female is complaining of trouble sleeping, feeling jumpy most the time, and the inability to concentrate. These symptoms are causing problems for her at work, in which she is an accountant. There are questions that need to be asked in order for the psychologi

City and guilds 6302 Award in preparing to teach in the lifelong learning sector Unit 001 Roles, responsibilities and relationships in lifelong learning Assessment task 1 By Robert Harvey 26.04.2012 Unit 001 Roles, responsibilities and relationships in lifelong learning (understand own role and responsibilities i

Psychological Disorders Power Point Presentation “Oh the nerves, the nerves; the mysteries of this machine called man! Oh the little that unhinges it, poor creatures that we are!” –Charles Dickens For this assignment, you will create an informative Power Point presentation as described below. Choose one of the psychological disorders you read about in chapter 12 of the text. You must us

Unit 008 – Roles, Responsibilities and Relationship in Lifelong Learning. 1.3 Evaluate own role and responsibilities in lifelong learning I consider my main role as a teacher is to teach my subject which I am enthusiastic and passionate about – art, especially painting, and drawing. I feel as a teacher I should teach my subject in the way that actively involves, engages my students and motiv

Psychological Knowledge Latasha S. Johnson GEN 200 Online Report Foundations for General Education and Professional Success Phil Bellefeuille August 1, 2009 Psychological Knowledge The Study of Psychology Psychology is a very complex and complicated field and will require a great deal of hard work and dedication. Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior, developing

THEORY ASSESSMENT 1 Role, Responsibilities and boundaries. I teach City & Guilds 6218 Plumbing to inmates at HMP Birmingham. They are male student’s who’s ages range from 18 to 60 years, Coming from a variety of different cultural and social backgrounds with a widely differing range of literacy, numeracy and vocational skills. As a teacher I must show that I’m both experienced and competent to

Comprehensive Psychological Report Client: K Gender : Male Date of birth: xx/xx/1922 Marital Status : Widower Employment: Retired Treating clinician: Psychologist Referral Source K is a 75 year old man referred by Pleasant Paddocks nursing home for assistance with managing his depressive symptoms and some socially inappropriate behaviour; mostly nudity. Referral Problem Nurs

1 - Understand you own role and responsibilities in lifelong learning Introduction The teaching environment that is being taught in is technical side of construction. It is a level 3 qualification and the aim is to provide the leaners with the knowledge for some of the office based construction careers. From this qualification the learners can either progress on to HNC/D or to university dep

Psychological Responses to Terror Lucinda Beatty Introduction: Psychological Responses to Terror Two historical and tragic disasters of civilian annihilation of are depicted the 1915 Sinking of Lusitania and the September 11th Terrorists Attacks. These two disasters were over one hundred years apart yet similarities are common fundamentals such as goals of warfare. With the milita

Assignment 403 Understanding inclusive learning and teaching in lifelong learning 1. The term inclusion is used in a wide variety of contexts. It can focus on social inclusion, or on equal opportunities in all areas of life, whilst for others it highlights a possible need to overcome lack of ability with computers and current digital applications, or with reading, writing and use of maths. W

Axia College PSY475 Stephanie Mead June 9, 2012 Psychological testing is a test that is designed to explore ones intelligence; such as an IQ test as well as exploring how individuals handle certain situations they are consciously or unconsciously put in. This paper is an attempt to shed some light

Quinoa - (pronounced keen-wah) The Super Grain from South America Was a staple of the ancient Incas, who called it “the mother grain”. It remains an important staple in South America cuisine, as it contains more protein than most other grains. Its delicious flavor makes it a great alternative to rice or couscous as a side dish, and can also be added to vegetables and meat as a main dish.

Assignment 1: Exploration of a Professional Journal Article in Psychology Title: The Role and Influence of the Father on his Child Cynthia D. Canady Strayer University: South Raleigh Campus Psychology: Human Adjustment August 21, 2012 The Role and Influence of the Father on His Child This research article reviews the effects of the father’s influence on his child. It involves interpretat

PROMOTE ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO CLIENTS UNIT G6 PROMOTING NEW PRODUCTS OR SERVICES TO EXISTING CLIENTS Promoting services or a new product to clients you need to consider the feature and its benefits. Features - are the functions - what the service does Benefits are the results of the functions - what the service achieves. For a client who has never had colour you could

- Anxiety is a component of both disorders, but the reactions in panic disorder are more extreme and may cause reactions in panic disorder are more extreme and may cause people to avoid situations where they have had panic attacks. ← Phobias (7) - Phobias differ from normal fears in their extremity and their potential effect on behavior - People with a phobia experience such p

Danyel Batsford Inclusion, Equality and Diversity Inclusion Inclusion is a legal right and was put in place in 1975 to ensure that all people with disabilities are given the opportunity to receive an education. It gives students with disabilities the right to learn alongside students without disabilities. They will benefit from the same experiences. It also provides opportunities for socializi

Individual Assignment: A thought piece The news article is about the results of a survey conducted after the miserable case of Yueyue. The results show that there is the so-called “declining morality” in China. In this essay, I would like to apply Kohliberg’s approach on moral reasoning and the psychological concepts of conformity to explain the survey results, as well as the behavior of the 18 p

T1 Responsibilities and Boundaries Five roles or responsibilities which a Tutor should have. • To motivate. • Record Keeping • Preparing Lessons • To be responsible professionally • To educate Motivation Motivation is a key quality a teacher should be able to provide when teaching. Keeping the students motivated will in turn make the lesson more intere

1.) When human babies are born, their eyesight depth perception is fully developed. -False (1) : Determined: False Reference: Wilcox, T., Bortfeld, H., Woods, R., Wruck, E., & Boas, D. (2008). Hemodynamic response to featural changes in the occipital and inferior temporal cortex in infants: a preliminary methodological exploration. Developmental Science, 11(3), 361-370.

Introduction These are prisoner-orientated courses that prepare the prisoner in relation to their offence, for working towards his release date. Initial Assessment The teaching/training cycle starts with an initial assessment of the candidates starting a course. In the case of a prisoner wanting to start an education course an assessment of written English and basic mathematics would be

Health and Illness are today still something that is looked at and pondered about. In health psychology, there has been a multifactorial model that has tried to accommodate our questions about our health and illnesses. The multifactorial model has recognized there is basically no simple answer regarding why some people get sick more often than others. However, it does look at some main factors in

Analyse different ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, which underpin behaviour and respect for others. Setting ground rules at the beginning of a course is fundamental in ensuring mutual respect amongst students and tutor alike. It has been stated by many eminent teacher training commentators including Gravells that such rules and boundaries should be made cle

Psychology and Health 2 Summarizing the Multi-factorial approach to health. To sum up the Multi-factorial model to health approach method, or M model, one can say that it is a health holistic approach to individuals and their health care and health care concerns and needs. For example; the case of a patient suffering from serious and long-term migraine headaches. Such health problems were d

Roles, Responsibilities and Boundaries The role of the teacher is to check previous knowledge and qualifications are appropriate; test for preferred learning styles to identify ongoing and hidden learning needs prior to the course starting. This information is used to adapt the course to suit the individual by arranging Learning Support Assistant’s, learning aids and teaching resources

Psychology and Health Problems Brooke Huntley Mat/117 01/16/2011 Donna Volk Psychology plays a large role in understanding health problems and managing factors that influence these health problems. The psychological field has done numerous studies to better understand the cause and effects to these health problems. In the following paragraphs one will read about two different health probl

Section 1 Operational structure or the training industry Q1 What is the role of the QCA' Q2 Inspectorates, Awarding bodies Q3 Give 3 important things a qualification specification will tell you What the qualification purpose is The guided learning hours and the developmental learning hours. Q4 Why are quality assurance systems so important' Quality as

Psychology and Health Problems La’Shiona N. Scott University of Phoenix Psychology and Health Problems The Multi-Factorial Model is believed to be that our health and illnesses can be influenced by multiple factors. These factors are made up of biological, environmental, socio-cultural, [pic]personality, behavior and stressors. The Multi-[pic]Factorial [pic]Model[pic] shows [pic]

Analyse the ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, and which underpin behaviour and respect for others It is important that ground rules should be established and made clear at the beginning of the course, the rules must be clear, fair and adhered to by everyone, according to Gravells (2008) “All learners require boundaries and rules within which to work. These must